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@SVERSC1952 @thdxr Yes, I'm a bit biased but this approach really speeds up the process of generating quality code with Agents. Sonar Vortex is designed to give agents the tools they need. sonarsource.com/products/sonar… You can also do a lot with the basic Sonar MCP and CLI

@leantomato @thdxr I think it's a great direction for tools not only to provide connectivity with agents, but also to evolve in ways that genuinely improve the interaction itself.

all these static AI PR review tools are pointless no matter how fancy they are you can tell your robot about a PR, ask it what to look at first and go back and forth with your thoughts until you've processed it all interactivity is always better

@davidfowl 🤣🤣🤣

Me trying to review rust

Yo estoy feliz con C# y me parece que lo mejoran cada año porque aunque añaden muchas novedades, en realidad estan quitando mucho "boilerplate" y eso no es complicarlo, sino todo lo contrario: simplificarlo. El veterano que no quiera aprenderse las novedades, puede seguir usándolo como siempre, pero estoy seguro que ahora la curva de aprendizaje es mucho suave que antes. Además, no me parece que C# tenga los problemas de Java que hicieron a Kotlin casi necesario. Pero tampoco debemos olvidar que .NET se creó para ser multilenguaje y está muy bien que se incorporen nuevos lenguajes. Así que por mi parte es bienvenido G# y ojalá que sea mucho mejor que C# (pero en mi opinión lo tiene muy difícil)

Varias veces comenté que MS debía "resetear" C# y empezar de cero con un lenguaje moderno y adaptado a los nuevos tiempos, pero manteniendo todo lo bueno de dotnet. Bueno, ha salido eso: davidobando.github.io/gsharp/ No sé cuan oficial es, salvo que @davidfowl ha hablado de él xD

@opencode Will it ever be available with X Premium or Premium+?

grok 4.5 is now available in OpenCode Zen also if you're a SuperGrok subscriber you can use it right in OpenCode

Based on strong positive feedback from customers in our beta test program, @SpaceXAI will make Grok 4.5 available to the public tomorrow. It is an Opus-class model, but faster, more token-efficient and lower cost.

Hey @grok @xai @elonmusk One small but really annoying thing: Premium+ users still have no idea how many image generations we have left each day. We hit the limit and just get a vague warning with zero countdown or transparency. A simple “47 images remaining today” counter in the UI would be such a small change but massive UX win. Who else wants this? 👇

@Samaytwt .NET

Be honest As a developer, which backend framework is worth it in 2026?

@unclebobmartin 🤣

Claude is that guy you hired because he's really talented. He's also that guy you fired because he just couldn't follow the rules.

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@VictorTaelin I'm 73, I've made a living programming since I was 30. I still code for fun, but I'm not addicted to it. That's why I also have a wife, kids, a grandson, siblings, cousins, nephews, lots of friends, former colleagues, and so on.

I'm 33. I deeply regret spending so much of my younger times programming, working and investing. If you're 21, go make some friends. It only gets harder as you age.

@LundukeJournal Si es cierto lo siento por Microsoft: es una locura.

Microsoft has set a goal to “eliminate every line of C and C++ from Microsoft by 2030.” What are they going to try to replace that C & C++ code with? You guessed it. Rust. And they’re going to use AI to do the “Rust re-write” at an insane speed. “Our strategy is to combine AI *and* Algorithms to rewrite Microsoft’s largest codebases. Our North Star is “1 engineer, 1 month, 1 million lines of code”. You read that right. One million lines of code, per engineer, per month. Pure insanity. This kind of decision making is common among those with a deeply held, delusional faith in the Cult of Rust. Take battle tested code, and re-write it (without a clear benefit to the end user) at a recklessly rapid rate. Then force others to adopt that rewritten code before it is ready or properly tested. All while holding a delusional belief that your new Rust code is superior in all ways, and is inherently bug free thanks to the divine nature of Rust. We learned this from a post by Galen Hunt, Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft Research. linkedin.com/posts/galenh_p…

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@rasmalai The three old musketeers: Assembler, Fortran and Algol. The fourth I won't say whole, But it ends in "obol".

@andrea_economia Pues es muy sencillo lo que pasa: que de matrimonios solo tenían el nombre.

El 86% de los matrimonios en España terminan en divorcio. Son datos letales. ¿Qué está pasando?

You don't need to use zig to get comptime, now you can do it in C#! github.com/sebastienros/c… by @sebastienros #dotnet #chsarp

@MonsArguello Monseñor, el problema está en que deberían tener posadas en sus países de origen, no reclamarlas aquí mientras nuestros jóvenes no se pueden permitir ni un pesebre a 40 años de tipo fijo.

@quintanapaz Escribí "valores" porque usted ha escrito "... quienes defendemos la civilización cristiana como algo valioso ... tanto para creyentes como no creyentes", y pensé que si algo es valioso porque tiene valor. Creo que este debate me viene grande. Saludos y gracias.

@SVERSC1952 Lo cierto es que hay frutos también de gente sin fe. Por cierto, nadie ha hablado del subjetivista término “valores”.

Éric Zemmour explica aquí muy bien la posición de quienes defendemos la civilización cristiana (él prefiere hablar de «identidad cristiana») como algo valioso tanto para creyentes como para no creyentes. Frente a un sacerdote que prefiere defender solo la fe para sus feligreses.